44-year-old Kate Moss has become the creative director of Decorté, an iconic Japanese cosmetics brand known for its innovative serums. In this regard, the American edition of Harper's Bazaar decided to ask the model about her relationship with beauty, self-acceptance and modeling career. Moss, in particular, noted that she is interested in a cosmetic brand because it can investigate its aging process. "I'm used to it by now," the model added, referring to how the media discusses her changing appearance every day.
She said that as a teenager, when she was just starting to work as a model, the famous photographer Mario Testino, after waiting for the model after makeup and hair, put glasses on her face, “as if they were a magnifying glass,” in search of imperfections. Then Keith began to shake her head so that Testino could not see anything.
Moss admitted that she still has a hard time believing how she managed to make a name in the era of Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista and Christy Turlington. "I could never compare myself with these girls. I was of a different height and build. I was always different, and that is why I was noticed," she added. Kate also noticed that she loves to use various means to keep her skin young as long as possible, and besides, she does yoga every day.
Source: harpersbazaar.com
